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<blockquote data-quote="JeromeF" data-source="post: 127857" data-attributes="member: 27795"><p>My dad has just bought an Elonex Artisan LX barebone system from a well known UK online store. It was £120 and come with: case, psu and lga775 motherboard.</p><p></p><p>The case has a front LED display, multiple ammounts of controls, a built in RF antenna and built in IR Receiver. It uses a heatpipe heatsink with no fan for the CPU, the PSU is located next to the CPU and has two 80mm fans, a duct is fitted over the heatpipe and PSU to draw the hot air out. It is an excellent design and is so quiet the only thing you will hear is the HDD's or DVD Drive spinning.</p><p></p><p>I'm about to buy one, just to use the case and PSU with my exisiting setup. My setup is as follows:</p><p>Intel Core 2 Duo E6300</p><p>MSI G965M Motherboard</p><p>Geil 2Gb ( 2 x 1Gb ) PC6400 800Mz DDR2</p><p>Hitachi Deskstar 400Gb SATA-II</p><p>Sound Blaster X-Fi XtreamMusic</p><p>K-World PCI-100 DVB-T</p><p></p><p>This case has been tried and tested with various Core 2 Duo machines and it runs flawlsly.</p><p></p><p>For the price of the case i think this is an absolute bargain, with it's nice sleek design and ultra quiet operating.</p><p></p><p>I would reccomend it to anyone looking to build a new system, wether they are just using a P4 or a Core 2 Duo.</p><p></p><p><img src="http://www.ers.ie/Images/ContentBuilder/ArtisanLX.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JeromeF, post: 127857, member: 27795"] My dad has just bought an Elonex Artisan LX barebone system from a well known UK online store. It was £120 and come with: case, psu and lga775 motherboard. The case has a front LED display, multiple ammounts of controls, a built in RF antenna and built in IR Receiver. It uses a heatpipe heatsink with no fan for the CPU, the PSU is located next to the CPU and has two 80mm fans, a duct is fitted over the heatpipe and PSU to draw the hot air out. It is an excellent design and is so quiet the only thing you will hear is the HDD's or DVD Drive spinning. I'm about to buy one, just to use the case and PSU with my exisiting setup. My setup is as follows: Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 MSI G965M Motherboard Geil 2Gb ( 2 x 1Gb ) PC6400 800Mz DDR2 Hitachi Deskstar 400Gb SATA-II Sound Blaster X-Fi XtreamMusic K-World PCI-100 DVB-T This case has been tried and tested with various Core 2 Duo machines and it runs flawlsly. For the price of the case i think this is an absolute bargain, with it's nice sleek design and ultra quiet operating. I would reccomend it to anyone looking to build a new system, wether they are just using a P4 or a Core 2 Duo. [IMG]http://www.ers.ie/Images/ContentBuilder/ArtisanLX.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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